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Australia’s ASC opens upgraded submarine facilities
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Australia’s ASC opens upgraded submarine facilities

Australian government-owned shipbuilder ASC on Monday opened new facilities in Henderson that will increase the efficiency of the maintenance and sustainment of Australia’s submarine fleet. The $13 million upgrade enables the co-location of essential facilities, which will deliver a significant incr

about 9 years ago
First Canadian company joins UK Type 26 supply chain
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First Canadian company joins UK Type 26 supply chain

Engineering firm WR Davis became the first Canadian company to be picked by BAE Systems to deliver equipment for the construction of the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates. BAE Systems as the prime contractor on the program awarded a C$12m contract to WR Davis Engineering Ltd for the uptake and downt

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance
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Royal Navy submarine HMS Astute wraps up maintenance

Royal Navy’s nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine HMS Astute has returned to the fleet after completing a major capability upgrade and a sea training period. HMS Astute’s sea training process tested all aspects of the equipment and crew, ensuring that she is ready to respond to emergency situatio

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy refurbishing old Gibraltar signal station
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Royal Navy refurbishing old Gibraltar signal station

The UK Royal Navy announced an investment of £2 million for the expansion and modernization of Gibraltar’s ‘Windy Hill’ monitoring station. Sitting high above the Strait of Gibraltar, personnel at the monitoring facility keep an eye on 60,000 ships entering or leaving the Mediterranean, or crossing

about 9 years ago
USS Milius (DDG 69) to forward-deploy to Japan after BMD upgrade
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USS Milius (DDG 69) to forward-deploy to Japan after BMD upgrade

The ballistic missile defense (BMD)-capable guided missile destroyer USS Milius (DDG 69) will be deploying to Japan once it completes testing and certification. The U.S. Navy announced the destroyer would become part of the Forward Deployed Naval Forces (FDNF) based at Commander Fleet Activities Yok

about 9 years ago
Tods Defence to design and build Type 26 sonar domes
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Tods Defence to design and build Type 26 sonar domes

Tods Defence, a Unitech Aerospace Company, announced it has been selected by prime contractor BAE Systems to design and manufacture bow sonar domes for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigates. The company announced this contract after a steel-cutting ceremony on Thursday which marked the construction star

about 9 years ago
UK starts construction of first Type 26 frigate HMS Glasgow
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UK starts construction of first Type 26 frigate HMS Glasgow

The name of the first Type 26 frigate to be built for the Royal Navy has been announced during a steel-cutting ceremony held at Govan shipyard in Scotland. Pressing the button which officially marked the ship’s construction start, UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon announced that the first Type 26

about 9 years ago
US Navy fires first Tomahawks from new Virginia-class payload tubes
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US Navy fires first Tomahawks from new Virginia-class payload tubes

The U.S. Navy has test fired two Tomahawk cruise missiles from the newly designed submarine payload tubes on the Virginia-class USS North Dakota (SSN-784) for the first time ever. The tests took place in the Gulf of Mexico near Florida and proved the submarine’s ability to load, carry and vertically

about 9 years ago
DARPA contracts BAE Systems for submarine sonar enhancement
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DARPA contracts BAE Systems for submarine sonar enhancement

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded BAE Systems a $4.6 million contract to work on enabling submarines to detect other submerged vessels at greater distances, while minimizing the risk of counter-detection. BAE will work under DARPA’s Mobile Offboard Clandestine Co

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems to develop UK’s first autonomous systems testing service
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BAE Systems to develop UK’s first autonomous systems testing service

UK-based defense contractor BAE Systems announced it has been awarded £457,000 to design and deliver the UK’s first dedicated autonomous systems testing service. The grants were awarded by the Solent Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), a locally-owned partnership between businesses and authorities.

about 9 years ago
US Navy, Marine Corps anticipate F-35B shipboard deployment
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US Navy, Marine Corps anticipate F-35B shipboard deployment

U.S. Navy and Marine Corps leaders gathered in Pearl Harbor last month for the “Joint Strike Fighter Sustainment Summit” in anticipation of the first shipboard deployment of the F-35B Lightning II. The attendees focused on planning and preparing the logistical support for the F-35B Lightning II’s fi

about 9 years ago
Australia green lights Garden Island wharf recovery project
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Australia green lights Garden Island wharf recovery project

A project to repair and upgrade two Sydney wharves used by the Royal Australian Navy has received green light to start. The project, called Stage One, is aimed at addressing significant condition, capacity and compliance issues with two existing wharves at Garden Island (East), Sydney, New South Wal

about 9 years ago
BAE Systems picks 14 companies for Type 26 construction
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BAE Systems picks 14 companies for Type 26 construction

BAE Systems has announced the selection of further 14 companies for work on the UK’s future Type 26 Global Combat Ship. According to BAE, the new contracts will support around 550 jobs and bring the total investment in the supply chain to more than £500m. The largest of the new contracts are for the

about 9 years ago
Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose returns to sea after two-year refit
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Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose returns to sea after two-year refit

HMS Montrose, the latest Royal Navy frigate to complete her modernization in Devonport, set sail on July 7 for the first time in almost three years. The Type 23 frigate began her refit in 2014 and the opportunity was seized to fit her with the newly developed Sea Ceptor missile system. Sea Ceptor an

about 9 years ago
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